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. >> jim, let me put this to you. technology rallied. we had oracle come out and soothe some concerns about it spending. do you believe in this rally? >> i do. i don't think that is what we are talking about here. thinking maybe the credit risk is starting to bleed into germany as well. at the end of the day, what is left to buy if they do come in with a twist besides u.s. treasuries, gold and u.s. stock market. i like big cap names with good balance sheets. >> any evidence that traders are feeling more comfortable? >> certainly we saw above 50 day moving average which is a good sign. a lot of pullish activity. and the banks and real estate. i think all of that is obviously some people indicating they are willing to make bullish bets here. in the near term, however i would like to see the longer term data drop. >> let's talk financials. we have rerned to capital hill to address lawmakers about the multibillion dollar trading loss. take a lp. >> if a u.s. bank can't do the business at all, at all, because the rules are written so broadly,
. >> jim, let me put this to you. technology rallied. we had oracle come out and soothe some concerns about it spending. do you believe in this rally? >> i do. i don't think that is what we are talking about here. thinking maybe the credit risk is starting to bleed into germany as well. at the end of the day, what is left to buy if they do come in with a twist besides u.s. treasuries, gold and u.s. stock market. i like big cap names with good balance sheets. >> any evidence...
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jim twitchel is this true? yes it's true. how is this possible? proper tire inflation, by using proper grades of oil, your car runs more efficiently, saves gas. you could be doing this right now? yes i could, mike. i'm slowing you down? yes you are. my bad. the works fuel saver package. just $29.95 or less after rebate. only at your ford dealer. so, to sum up, you take care of that, you take care of these, you save a bunch of this. that works. >> >> time for the final trade. scott? >> obviously no audio. >> steve. >> leapfrog. it was headlined risk on friday. full disclosure, i'm long, waiting for a pull back. >> west lake chemical. >> kbo with voda
jim twitchel is this true? yes it's true. how is this possible? proper tire inflation, by using proper grades of oil, your car runs more efficiently, saves gas. you could be doing this right now? yes i could, mike. i'm slowing you down? yes you are. my bad. the works fuel saver package. just $29.95 or less after rebate. only at your ford dealer. so, to sum up, you take care of that, you take care of these, you save a bunch of this. that works. >> >> time for the final trade. scott?...
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jim, we were noting the drought, gasoline prices going up, supply has been constrainted. when he will we start talking about inflation as a consideration -- >> you know, right now i think insflags in check, and one of the things bernanke talked about is the ability to pay interest on reserved and gives the fed more control over the banking system than it ever had. it was a game changer in monetary policy. we're not concerned about inflation right now and are not in the foreseeable future. >> what are you doing then? we're looking to make sure we are covered. the political election of the -- when they go up and you see dividend payers under performs and so forth, we're trying to just make sure we're balanced across the spectrum in our sphere of diversification. >> allen, how are you making money right now? >> we're emphasizing domestic large cap stocks. we like tech and health care. we're under wait in telecoms and utilities. on the bond side we're a little short in duration. we don't like ten year note yields wherey are. we feel comfortable owning the credit side of the m
jim, we were noting the drought, gasoline prices going up, supply has been constrainted. when he will we start talking about inflation as a consideration -- >> you know, right now i think insflags in check, and one of the things bernanke talked about is the ability to pay interest on reserved and gives the fed more control over the banking system than it ever had. it was a game changer in monetary policy. we're not concerned about inflation right now and are not in the foreseeable future....
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stay with us for jim grant. and another blow to taxpayers, student loan defaults could add up to the hundreds of millions. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i'm constantly working my screens. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 checking the charts. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 looking for support, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 resistance, breakouts, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 a few other tricks that i'll keep to myself. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 that's how i trade. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and i do it all with charles schwab, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 because their streetsmart edge platform tdd# 1-800-345-2550 helps me trade quickly, intuitively. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 staying on top of the market is key! tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and the momentum tool, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 it lets me do it at a glance, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 so when things shift, i'm ready. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 then to track the stocks i have my eye on, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i turn to schwab's high/low ticker. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 so i can spot a potential breakout tdd# 1-800-345-2550 before it breaks out. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and ge
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jim, you first of all. i mean, we are kind of joking of another monday and down day and i would imagine maybe it's a good thing that we have a bit of caution in the market. rallying again today going in to these two big meetings you would say that the markets are setting themselves up for potential disappointment. >> short term i would agree with that. i think that the statement by mario draghi last week that he was prepared to do whatever it takes to keep the euro in place is somewhat misinterpreted by the market because he didn't say to keep all investors whole and not really a license just to take risk. i do happen to believe that they will keep the euro together but it's not impossible there will be losses for bondholders and rescheduling of debt so i think there's a danger that the market is expecting the ecb to go embarking on bond purchases, pure total full-on quantitative easing and i doubt if that's going to happen because of the political pressures. >> i indeed. i'm sure there's many in the market
jim, you first of all. i mean, we are kind of joking of another monday and down day and i would imagine maybe it's a good thing that we have a bit of caution in the market. rallying again today going in to these two big meetings you would say that the markets are setting themselves up for potential disappointment. >> short term i would agree with that. i think that the statement by mario draghi last week that he was prepared to do whatever it takes to keep the euro in place is somewhat...
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the next key support according to jim wycoff is 1575. we were looking at $89 a barrel yesterday and closing the session near the lows which is another close. the price went positive. anyone that went long on that got crushed and it reversed and went negative by 5%. >> big move there. the jobs report today setting the stone for these markets overshadowing the interest rate fixes scandal that has his barclays hard. deutsche bank may be involved as wul. let's look at barclays. you want to look at valuations verses fundamentals. even with these allegations the stock could be trading at a unattractive level. let's get into the initinumbers the technical side of things, and gentleman, good to have you as always, thank you for joining us, what do you see? >> i like them from a technical perspective, the stock as dropped but we're getting to a level of support that makes sense. it dropped 37% in four months. we're getting close to levels that mark the lows of last year. it's a better risk reward. the stock has dropped but momentum is held at a h
the next key support according to jim wycoff is 1575. we were looking at $89 a barrel yesterday and closing the session near the lows which is another close. the price went positive. anyone that went long on that got crushed and it reversed and went negative by 5%. >> big move there. the jobs report today setting the stone for these markets overshadowing the interest rate fixes scandal that has his barclays hard. deutsche bank may be involved as wul. let's look at barclays. you want to...
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. >> you agree then with jim who says it may not. >> the markets would test the fire walls for sure. also we would need to see flexibility and the new precautionary and i will kidty line whether they could handle a spanish banquet on what our strategy says would be around 125 billion euro. >> whoa. a little echo in here. >> very god-like. >> whoa. there is two two sides to every trade. >> what really matters right now is that france germany relationship and we have a german election coming up. in my mind the question becomes what kind of concessions do they need to make to win the elections and does that impact the france and germany relationship because if that splits then the euro zone will likely split. >> you are absolutely right in terms of the frankoier man relationship. everybody knows this. the foreign minister of germany. >> let greece go. i think that is the best thing the that can happen. the spotlight will be on germany. it is favorable for global markets. >> okay. as we head to break, take a look at bank of america. should you be buying or selling some of this top name?
. >> you agree then with jim who says it may not. >> the markets would test the fire walls for sure. also we would need to see flexibility and the new precautionary and i will kidty line whether they could handle a spanish banquet on what our strategy says would be around 125 billion euro. >> whoa. a little echo in here. >> very god-like. >> whoa. there is two two sides to every trade. >> what really matters right now is that france germany relationship and...
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. >> jim, do you disagree? >> here is the problem i have. it sounds like you will trying to make oil a story of its own. oil is no story today. everything reversed and closed. to me it is a macro thing. i think goldman might be right in the long term. right now deflation is lurking there somewhere and that's the problem i have with oil or any of those things. already moody's will reslew major banks this month. how do you tlad the u.s. financials while all of this is going on? this is probably the most well telegraphed bank downgrade on the face of the planet or in the history of mankind, one would argue. >> the one name that i thought was interesting and it's still there. i thought morgan stanley had a nice bounce. i honestly thought it would test 15. just as a trade it looks sort of interesting. the stock briefly got above 14 but it can't get out of its own way. i think that morgan stanley still had a nice interesting trade, the fact that you couldn't get any gidy up to me is a little bit disappointing. >> mike, how about this call from hed
. >> jim, do you disagree? >> here is the problem i have. it sounds like you will trying to make oil a story of its own. oil is no story today. everything reversed and closed. to me it is a macro thing. i think goldman might be right in the long term. right now deflation is lurking there somewhere and that's the problem i have with oil or any of those things. already moody's will reslew major banks this month. how do you tlad the u.s. financials while all of this is going on? this...
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jim twitchel is this true? yes it's true. how is this possible? proper tire inflation, by using proper grades of oil, your car runs more efficiently, saves gas. you could be doing this right now? yes i could, mike. i'm slowing you down? yes you are. my bad. the works fuel saver package. just $29.95 or less after rebate. only at your ford dealer. so, to sum up, you take care of that, you take care of these, you save a bunch of this. that works. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. >>> looking yet again at chip otle. there has been a significant increase in takeout meaning they sell less drinks when people dine in. it is just a general slow down. if they see the slow down continue and commodity input costs rise they say they will not change what they are doing. they are not going to make changes to
jim twitchel is this true? yes it's true. how is this possible? proper tire inflation, by using proper grades of oil, your car runs more efficiently, saves gas. you could be doing this right now? yes i could, mike. i'm slowing you down? yes you are. my bad. the works fuel saver package. just $29.95 or less after rebate. only at your ford dealer. so, to sum up, you take care of that, you take care of these, you save a bunch of this. that works. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank...
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now man versus machine, andrew stockman and jim angel, profess ear the georgetown university. andrew, why do you feel that nasdaq glitches have the fingerprints of hft all over them? >> i think it is clear. when you talk about order cancellations in tens of millions of shares, literally milliseconds before the ipo was supposed to go public and people aren't allowed to put trades in, i think this has to do with high frequency trading and this is the activity that they engage in and it is problematic. this isn't the first time it happened. >> jim, do you feel it is clear that it has the fingerprints of hft all over it, or is it not as clear for you. >> is not as clear for me. i'm sure we will discover more in the near term but i think we should not rush to judgment and say that everyone using a computer is bad. >> i think is more than that. nobody is saying just because you use a computer to enter trades you're bad. but if you look at the historical performance of what high frequency traders do, they create disruption. they create mass volatility. it is only a little over two ye
now man versus machine, andrew stockman and jim angel, profess ear the georgetown university. andrew, why do you feel that nasdaq glitches have the fingerprints of hft all over them? >> i think it is clear. when you talk about order cancellations in tens of millions of shares, literally milliseconds before the ipo was supposed to go public and people aren't allowed to put trades in, i think this has to do with high frequency trading and this is the activity that they engage in and it is...
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jim grant is with me exclusively in an interview at 4:00 p.m. do join us for jim grant coming up. >>> well kochl back technology is under pressure. over to seema mody. >> that's right. cisco is casting a dark cloud over the tech sector. the stock is down 10%. the company seeing strong demand for a drug that treats a rare genetic drug disorder. bill, back to you. >> >> thank you very much, seema. an alleged improper relationship with an employee. now there's talk of a potential coverup. the star tribune reporting other executives may have withheld information about that relationship from members of the board and now there's an investigation on that. for shareholders, another blow with the stock down 20% in the last three months on best buy. >> of course, this adds on to the bad behavior. we saw it earlier with yahoo! and ceo scott thompson and a stock sale that broke the company rules. we even saw it with chesapeake energy. >> you could go on, i guess. >> investors are priming up to start rising up, apparently. jeff joins us along with an attorne
jim grant is with me exclusively in an interview at 4:00 p.m. do join us for jim grant coming up. >>> well kochl back technology is under pressure. over to seema mody. >> that's right. cisco is casting a dark cloud over the tech sector. the stock is down 10%. the company seeing strong demand for a drug that treats a rare genetic drug disorder. bill, back to you. >> >> thank you very much, seema. an alleged improper relationship with an employee. now there's talk of a...
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mark and jim, good to see you both. thank you. appreciate it very much. >> thank you. >>> we're in the final stretch of trading with market down in the double digit. nasdaq under pressure. financial services on the upside today. >> oracle shares have been lower. when we come back with talking numbers, we'll tell you why the fundamentals may suggest that this stock is cheap right now. >>> and then after the bell, stick around for instant analysis to the earnings for oracle. >>> as we head to the break, here's how the big technology stocks have been trading. apple is going higher as is going quell, intel, and cisco systems. back after this. oh! [ baby crying ] ♪ what started as a whisper ♪ every day, millions of people choose to do the right thing. ♪ slowly turned to a scream ♪ there's an insurance company that does that, too. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? ♪ amen, omen ♪ [ male announcer ] aggressive new styling. a more fuel-efficient turbocharged engine. and a completely redesigned interi
mark and jim, good to see you both. thank you. appreciate it very much. >> thank you. >>> we're in the final stretch of trading with market down in the double digit. nasdaq under pressure. financial services on the upside today. >> oracle shares have been lower. when we come back with talking numbers, we'll tell you why the fundamentals may suggest that this stock is cheap right now. >>> and then after the bell, stick around for instant analysis to the earnings for...
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." >> i agree with jim. >> terrific. that will do it for "power lunch." >> we'll see you back here tomorrow. have a great afternoon. "street signs" begins right now. >>> and welcome to "street signs." i'm brian sullivan. america, the beautiful. in a sea of red, we, we america, are we an oasis, an investing paradise? we'll show you the numbers that say a definite maybe. even though we're down again today. battleground priceline. it's been a teflon stock in this turbulent market. is it finally tapped out? a top analyst on tap to tell you. and bank of america feeling the heat from outside and inside. and now most of you say the latest fix is unfair. we're going to keep the housing debate going. and, mandy, more on weak banana pricing. >> the show is not a show without a banana. on another note, a wild day out there on wall street. the dow down 183 points early on and is now well on its way back to even trying to avoid a six-day losing streak. the same story goes for the s&p 500, which was close to a two-month low. back to n
." >> i agree with jim. >> terrific. that will do it for "power lunch." >> we'll see you back here tomorrow. have a great afternoon. "street signs" begins right now. >>> and welcome to "street signs." i'm brian sullivan. america, the beautiful. in a sea of red, we, we america, are we an oasis, an investing paradise? we'll show you the numbers that say a definite maybe. even though we're down again today. battleground priceline. it's...
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jim mcdonald is the chief economists and leaves at $716 billion asset management team and joins us from chicago. great to speak with you. >> in terms of the u.s. stock market, did what happened today in the market change? does it make you more bullish of stocks? >> i think it's an example of why you don't want to make a big bet in today's markets. we have been pressured by concerned of global growth and worries of how europe would tackle the problems. it took a set of rumors to turn the market on a time. stocks are cheap relative to bonds and you don't know what might dprm a policy standpoint to turn it around. we think the u.s. looks better than europe and favor higher yielding assets like real estate and higher bonds. >> the stocks are cheap relative to bonds. it's interesting except bonds go lower as well. you can have weeks or months with the dividend yield with the comparison to the 15 or 20% you can lose in the stock. are you suggest you can see a washout or an equilibrium in the current levels? >> valuation is never a support over the short-term. they have to fund the long-term r
jim mcdonald is the chief economists and leaves at $716 billion asset management team and joins us from chicago. great to speak with you. >> in terms of the u.s. stock market, did what happened today in the market change? does it make you more bullish of stocks? >> i think it's an example of why you don't want to make a big bet in today's markets. we have been pressured by concerned of global growth and worries of how europe would tackle the problems. it took a set of rumors to turn...
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i'm sure jim has gotten shorted. ore broke $100. that's going a lot lower on the business model. i think you may be aggressive at 12 in terms of the downside. >> we don't think any of our companies we short are actually going to go bankrupt. >> no. >> they could. >> they've got issues. >> what's the most dangerous as a stock picker on the short side? what's the absolute most dangerous thing that can happen? i know you're not totally concentrated on one or two positions, but how could a short blow up from your standpoint as a fund manager, and what are the things you look for before you get in that might give you caution? >> so we're forensic accounta s accountants. we're looking through the s&p 1500 to look for the names we would typically want to short. we're very technically driven and oriented as well. so if something starts gaining too much momentum, we'll start cutting back that position. for instance, we were short in the spring. stock continued to be too strong on corrections. we're out of there. simple as that. >> even if the thesis holds true on the short side, you will
i'm sure jim has gotten shorted. ore broke $100. that's going a lot lower on the business model. i think you may be aggressive at 12 in terms of the downside. >> we don't think any of our companies we short are actually going to go bankrupt. >> no. >> they could. >> they've got issues. >> what's the most dangerous as a stock picker on the short side? what's the absolute most dangerous thing that can happen? i know you're not totally concentrated on one or two...
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i don't know why i said jim corker. it's senator bob corker. that's him. >> there he is, bob, himself. >>> on deck, playing the price is right if your portfolio. mitt romney making the case last night. before you decide whether or not to buy what he's selling we'll run a quick fact check on the acceptance speech. >>> the only speech anyone is talking about is clibt eastwood. was it good, bad or ugly? we're back with that. f your goa. today, our financial advisors lead from a new position of strength. together with bank of america, they have access to more resources than ever before. a steadfast commitment to help you achieve your financial goals in life. that's the power of the right advisor. that's merrill lynch. between taking insulin and testing my blood sugar... is this part of your life? freestyle lite test strips? why, are they any... beep! wow, that hardly needs any blood! yeah... and the unique zipwik tab targets the blood and pulls it in. so easy. freestyle lite needs just a third the blood of onetouch ultra. really? yep, which is grea
i don't know why i said jim corker. it's senator bob corker. that's him. >> there he is, bob, himself. >>> on deck, playing the price is right if your portfolio. mitt romney making the case last night. before you decide whether or not to buy what he's selling we'll run a quick fact check on the acceptance speech. >>> the only speech anyone is talking about is clibt eastwood. was it good, bad or ugly? we're back with that. f your goa. today, our financial advisors lead...
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. >> i have enormous respect for jim, so -- [ laughter ] >> no, actually in my hedge fund i'm long two of your longs. >> thank you. >> i feel better already. >> isn't that interesting that the kkr kept coming up? you don't think of it as a individual investor vehicle, but they are launching. >> they have only been a publicly traded company for a few years. what a juicy yield, 8% just to put your money with them. >> everybody is looking for yield. everybody is trying to figure out where are the yields. dividend payers are constantly the topic of conversations. >> and based on their history, they have been incredibly successful. >> i thought it was interesting that jim and lee both said that. so that's our financial stock that's outperforming the others. >> when we come back, we will be back with the closing countdown. >> google and microsoft due out with earnings numbers after the bell. we'll have the numbers and show you how the stocks react, back in a moment. an accident doesn't have to slow you down... with better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual insurance, if your
. >> i have enormous respect for jim, so -- [ laughter ] >> no, actually in my hedge fund i'm long two of your longs. >> thank you. >> i feel better already. >> isn't that interesting that the kkr kept coming up? you don't think of it as a individual investor vehicle, but they are launching. >> they have only been a publicly traded company for a few years. what a juicy yield, 8% just to put your money with them. >> everybody is looking for yield....
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jim, what you got? >> it is the euro. seemed like it was making a nice gain. between yesterday and today, we've broken that. it's broken the trend line. to me, a negative sign. i think i would sell any strength in the euro. if it starts cascading lower, i have a difficult time thinking it could stay in one place. >> mackie, what do you think of the euro? all in favor of it? >> i don't know. >> look how handsome he is. all right, mackie, see you back at the ranch,
jim, what you got? >> it is the euro. seemed like it was making a nice gain. between yesterday and today, we've broken that. it's broken the trend line. to me, a negative sign. i think i would sell any strength in the euro. if it starts cascading lower, i have a difficult time thinking it could stay in one place. >> mackie, what do you think of the euro? all in favor of it? >> i don't know. >> look how handsome he is. all right, mackie, see you back at the ranch,
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jim is right. when bernanke's term comes due in january 2014, chances are he's not going to be asked back. however, with lower taxes, you'll have people going out to spend money. that helps earnings. that helps the fundamental argument. stocks are going to do great either way. >> debra, what do you think? >> i would tend to agree that if we have obama staying in that the market will be under pressure next year because now they're not worried so much about re-election. they don't have to worry so much about making friends with everyone, that they can go back to doing what maybe they need to do, which is back off on the fed. if we lose that fed juice, then the market could pull back. but that's next year. i think right now going into the end of the year, i think the market's going to do quite well. >> you're not worried about the fiscal cliff? some people have -- goldman sachs and morgan stanley have specifically looked at the fiscal cliff and said it's decidedly problematic for the fourth quarter an
jim is right. when bernanke's term comes due in january 2014, chances are he's not going to be asked back. however, with lower taxes, you'll have people going out to spend money. that helps earnings. that helps the fundamental argument. stocks are going to do great either way. >> debra, what do you think? >> i would tend to agree that if we have obama staying in that the market will be under pressure next year because now they're not worried so much about re-election. they don't...
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. >> i look at this, jim cramer looks at this, technology, a very good point. you look at numbers, you see a company running faster to sort of keep up and stay in place. you have to keep playing attention to this, look at the balance sheet. don't let it out of your sights. not saying it's a bad company. look at the numbers and trends. >> literally look under the arms of it. >> from under arms to under radar. we're trying to find your under radar in street sign. a company used to transfer and store data at high speeds, mellanox, hit its highest level last week, it's up 178%. it begs the question, who is mellanox and what do they do? let's find out. the president and ceo of the company joins us from new york. when i went into capital iq and i looked at your growth rate. $30 million, $50 million, $150 million, it's eye popping. how do you attribute that kind of revenue growth? what exactly is driving that? >> it's simple. we're focusing on multiple very high growth opportunities for us. the markets we're playing in high performance computing building super compute
. >> i look at this, jim cramer looks at this, technology, a very good point. you look at numbers, you see a company running faster to sort of keep up and stay in place. you have to keep playing attention to this, look at the balance sheet. don't let it out of your sights. not saying it's a bad company. look at the numbers and trends. >> literally look under the arms of it. >> from under arms to under radar. we're trying to find your under radar in street sign. a company used...
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also with us, jim cramer and herb greenberg. herb, or as we call him now, herb, raising one of those concerns. jim, i will start off with you, you have a lot of papers. >> first, michael, i want to let you know, herbal life is a stock we liked for a long time, made a great deal of money for people. michael came into a situation it looked like it was not a murky financial situation and i thought he cleared up a lot. he has questions to raise. this is a terrific quarter, michael. you, at the beginning of the conference call, you talk about how you're going to start addressing how much a product is actually sold to people who are not distributors. you give terrific numbers in america. is this the beginning of more disclosure to make it so those critics are saying this product is selling pretty well to everybody. >> it's the beginning of more research. we put leberman on contract with us. >> you better explain? >> leberman probably one of the number one research agencies in the country. maybe not number one but top 20. >> what do th
also with us, jim cramer and herb greenberg. herb, or as we call him now, herb, raising one of those concerns. jim, i will start off with you, you have a lot of papers. >> first, michael, i want to let you know, herbal life is a stock we liked for a long time, made a great deal of money for people. michael came into a situation it looked like it was not a murky financial situation and i thought he cleared up a lot. he has questions to raise. this is a terrific quarter, michael. you, at...
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initial being on the set with jim not a decade ago our stock about fiver bucks and nobody wanted to pay attention to us. now things changed a little bit and doing a decade ago is preparing for when's happening now. you asked about the competition. i don't really view our competition. they're a company with a phase two drug in our space. it is unclear when that drug will come to market, if it will, how it will be used. you can be sure that it's a space we know a lot about. since we discover all of the drugs we work on, we know about that space. we know about those types of products and working for a long time. >> seems that the market is viewing it as a potential competitor and since the results came out, your stock down about 7.6%, so would you if it started to look like they would be a sere you threat would you be interested in buying them? >> right. so we wouldn't speculate on what we would buy or not buy, of course, but our history is one of being able to discover our own drugs. we have more than ten different drugs in clinical drugs. a robust pipeline before that. and we know a lot
initial being on the set with jim not a decade ago our stock about fiver bucks and nobody wanted to pay attention to us. now things changed a little bit and doing a decade ago is preparing for when's happening now. you asked about the competition. i don't really view our competition. they're a company with a phase two drug in our space. it is unclear when that drug will come to market, if it will, how it will be used. you can be sure that it's a space we know a lot about. since we discover all...
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jim, the menus are starting to look a lot like mcdonald's. so jim's point, the fact that we're already got a leader in this space, why would they go to burger king when mcdonald's has the market share. >> i don't think they are trying to go after mcdonalds. hopefully they are going to get consumers to try burger king or an independent operator. i think mcdonald's, i expect, will take the lead and keep going there. burger king is making progress. the techs indicate that traffic is improving and that's important. in other words, you can really find evidence in the field to suggest that what they have done so far is starting to work. it's starting to provide some results. i think the investment in the infrom strai infrastructure is moving in the right direction. you have to take into account how this player that's being retooled will have an impact on other competitors in the marketplace. wendy's, for example. >> howard, what about the fact that over 50% of burger kings are located in just three states. you do the math, that's over 6,000 restaur
jim, the menus are starting to look a lot like mcdonald's. so jim's point, the fact that we're already got a leader in this space, why would they go to burger king when mcdonald's has the market share. >> i don't think they are trying to go after mcdonalds. hopefully they are going to get consumers to try burger king or an independent operator. i think mcdonald's, i expect, will take the lead and keep going there. burger king is making progress. the techs indicate that traffic is...
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it is broken down into i saw jim cramer's episode about it. >> somebody knew more on it. i did run into two chicago bears fans who didn't have much to say about fiscal cliff but plenty to say about the loss to the 49ers. >> americans have got to get with the program. >> i think a couple of those guys were -- >> maybe americans are smarter. maybe they are like it is not going to happen. i'm just trying to pay my bills. >> that's it. >> lalalalala. like that. have a great thanksgiving. see you next week. >> you, too. >>> you got to know when to hold them and fold them. we have the final word on stocks with 52-week highs. [ male announcer ] the markets keep moving. make sure the news keeps coming with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. use the news links breaking stories with possible breakout stocks, options with potential opportunity, futures and forex with in-depth analysis. it's an all-you-can-eat buffet for all things trading. thinkorswim by td ameritrade. it doesn't just deliver news. it's making news. trade commission free for 60 days, plus get up to $600 when you open an
it is broken down into i saw jim cramer's episode about it. >> somebody knew more on it. i did run into two chicago bears fans who didn't have much to say about fiscal cliff but plenty to say about the loss to the 49ers. >> americans have got to get with the program. >> i think a couple of those guys were -- >> maybe americans are smarter. maybe they are like it is not going to happen. i'm just trying to pay my bills. >> that's it. >> lalalalala. like that....
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. >>> let's talk about the markets and bring in power player jim dunigan. good to have you back with us, jim. >> hi, sue. >> you know, one of the questions to the president was about the inability of the two sides, republicans and democrats, to come together to deal with the deficit and to deal with other monetary issues in the united states. a lot of people think that will continue to be an overhang in the market, specifically as we get closer to the election. as you listen to the president, to you think it will continue to be an overhang to the market, or we've had a big rally, is the market looking past that? >> no. i do think as we head into the presidential cycle and the election cycle, certainly the republican candidate becomes clear, those point of view will be, as we have seen that are firmly entrenched, will be hotly debated. i do think that will be an overhang. i think the american public will tds whether -- on a referendum whether we are better off than we were four years ago or whether it's time for a change. but those will be hotly debated topi
. >>> let's talk about the markets and bring in power player jim dunigan. good to have you back with us, jim. >> hi, sue. >> you know, one of the questions to the president was about the inability of the two sides, republicans and democrats, to come together to deal with the deficit and to deal with other monetary issues in the united states. a lot of people think that will continue to be an overhang in the market, specifically as we get closer to the election. as you...
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but jim elliott, the father of a blind daughter knew that was no excuse. >> going-forward instead of going backwards, having people look at you differently is important. >> reporter: for more than a decade, jim and his group have made the impossible routine. >> volunteer stephanie domenici remembers her first plunge seven years ago. her first dive was her first pain free day. >> the time i get to go down, my mind is free. >> you don't feel it? >> don't feel a thing. >> beyond therapeutic, the gravity free world can be magical. among the fishing corals, with the wheelchairs left behind, paralysis is not limiting, physical disabilities no longer a challenge. >> it felt great. it was awesome. >> how about the sharks, did you see any? >> no. kind of glad about that. >> i never felt free in my life, up until scuba diving. free to do anything. >> free now to do anything. kerry sanders, nbc news, off the florida keys. >> that is our broadcast on a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us, i'm brian williams, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions
but jim elliott, the father of a blind daughter knew that was no excuse. >> going-forward instead of going backwards, having people look at you differently is important. >> reporter: for more than a decade, jim and his group have made the impossible routine. >> volunteer stephanie domenici remembers her first plunge seven years ago. her first dive was her first pain free day. >> the time i get to go down, my mind is free. >> you don't feel it? >> don't feel a...
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basically said they want the board to immediately put in place a process to find a new ceo to replace jim rogers, they're unhappy with getting rid of jim johnson. >> thank you, were heading into the final stretch here, major averages staying in the green for the week. according to thomas roiters, 67% have beat eps, but only 40% beat on revenue. >> so the market is still rallying, and that's all about banking on future bailouts. we have quincy crosby with us, do you get concerned that the market is rallying for the wrong reasons because of the economic story is so weak? >> yes, not fundamental, but the dat that are getting less bad, you may not say they're great, but they're getting less bad, and at the margin, that could play into investors thinking. things will turn, it could be a powerful short term rally. >> you have a red light which is europe -- >> they just gave a green light. >> secondly is the economy and profits. the economy numbers this morning were sluggish and sloppy. some parts good, some parts bad. not a very robust report, scott. and thirdly is the yellow light, the profits
basically said they want the board to immediately put in place a process to find a new ceo to replace jim rogers, they're unhappy with getting rid of jim johnson. >> thank you, were heading into the final stretch here, major averages staying in the green for the week. according to thomas roiters, 67% have beat eps, but only 40% beat on revenue. >> so the market is still rallying, and that's all about banking on future bailouts. we have quincy crosby with us, do you get concerned...
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jim, i kick this off with you, talk about the move in elongated treasuries and the stock market higher, do you see a relationship there? >> the relationship obviously is normally if bonds run, stocks are down. today, i spent most of my day trying to figure out why the bonds are ral flying conjunction with the stocks, not 100% certain on, in your honor, every week that passes, we get new news, more liquidity being added. right now, u.s. probably represents the best place for that money to go and it's escaping europe and going into bonds and stocks and that's why we are seeing a rally in both. not sure how long it will last but why it is going higher today. >> what about oil, sharon? taking a bit of a breather today but who cares about a breather when you talk about $108 a barrel? still an issue, right? >> the damage has been done. >> the traders still talking about this level. >> tell us about gasoline. >> oil is going to take a breather now, but it it is a breather around 109, you know consumers are definitely feeling it, took a breather in the oil price today, but prices at the pump a
jim, i kick this off with you, talk about the move in elongated treasuries and the stock market higher, do you see a relationship there? >> the relationship obviously is normally if bonds run, stocks are down. today, i spent most of my day trying to figure out why the bonds are ral flying conjunction with the stocks, not 100% certain on, in your honor, every week that passes, we get new news, more liquidity being added. right now, u.s. probably represents the best place for that money to...
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jim, are you a buyer? you want to stay away? what do you want to do with dividend payers? >> until i get some clarity on the fiscal cliff, i would probably stay away from anything that would be a tax-related issue. the dividend payers would be high on the list. as far as what to do, i would agree with joe. gold was the story before the election. the argument was we were electing a president and a monetary policy. we elected the president that's going to continue the easy monetary policy. gold has been one of the few things that's been working through the election. i suspect it will continue to. >> all right. jeff, in the energy complex itself, what's the best opportunity right now? is it crude? is it heating oil? is it natural gas? what are you looking at? >> if you're a weather player, you certainly want to buy the heating oil. the way we've seen the last couple of days here, the weather has been very unpredictable. that's sort of like the lottery ticket. i would tend to think you can buy heating oil, you can buy gas, buy crude. all on dips here. you're looking for a pop
jim, are you a buyer? you want to stay away? what do you want to do with dividend payers? >> until i get some clarity on the fiscal cliff, i would probably stay away from anything that would be a tax-related issue. the dividend payers would be high on the list. as far as what to do, i would agree with joe. gold was the story before the election. the argument was we were electing a president and a monetary policy. we elected the president that's going to continue the easy monetary policy....
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jim chanos sticking with the technology theme. he had some strong words to say of hewlett-packard. let's listen. >> how low can hp go, do you think? what kind of a move are you expecting? >> wait and see. i mean, if they're burning the amount of cash i think they will, it's going to get more and more problematic. you know the big product lines are pcs and printers and some software services but they're in declining businesses. >> and if we have an intraday of the stock, it is back up to sort of where it was before he started talking about $19.40. but when jim chanos started talking, the stock off about 50 cents hitting an air pocket as he said basically among other things the big software acquisition, a big price for that of about a year ago. $11 billion. has not turned out particularly well. and that that stock had multiple headwinds facing it going forward. sue and simon, will join in here. like you looking forward to seeing -- >> go ahead. >> it was interesting because "fast money" right after the comments of jim has tony on, an influential technology analyst and asked whether h
jim chanos sticking with the technology theme. he had some strong words to say of hewlett-packard. let's listen. >> how low can hp go, do you think? what kind of a move are you expecting? >> wait and see. i mean, if they're burning the amount of cash i think they will, it's going to get more and more problematic. you know the big product lines are pcs and printers and some software services but they're in declining businesses. >> and if we have an intraday of the stock, it is...
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. >> did you see jim cramer on this one this morning? he was taking pictures at bed bath & beyond, he wanted to take pictures, they wanted to toss him out of the store. >> note to all retail stores, if you see this guy or cramer in your ayes, ma'ams, don't throw them out. not a good thing. >> i do take pictures in these stores, i like to know what's going on. >> on the ground research. it seems that microsoft can't dog do anything right lately, came out and warned that their browser has a bug that makes a pc folksily vulnerable to hackers, affects hundreds of millions of users, microsoft urging people to download free security software. still, i will throw this out you microsoft is up 19% year-to-date. >> the good news is that nobody uses internet explorer anymore. >> oh. ouch. >> i only use it when i have to go to it because something will not work on chrome or fire fox. >> there is microsoft's problem in a nut shell. shares of your favorite company, r.i.m., spiking after it signs a licensing deal with microsoft. going to give r.i.m. ac
. >> did you see jim cramer on this one this morning? he was taking pictures at bed bath & beyond, he wanted to take pictures, they wanted to toss him out of the store. >> note to all retail stores, if you see this guy or cramer in your ayes, ma'ams, don't throw them out. not a good thing. >> i do take pictures in these stores, i like to know what's going on. >> on the ground research. it seems that microsoft can't dog do anything right lately, came out and warned...
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>> jim has done a great job. we like what don has in store in the conversations with management. they have a great game plan for attacking international markets and i agree. very often does mcdonald's go on sale and it's a great way to lower the cost basis on this name. >> what don't you like about yum brands? just the pricing or the strategy going on oh? >> i think there's another shoe to drop based on the exposure to china. obviously there's a concern about a hard landing there. while i think that yum's core concerns, the and a tough buying point for this company right now. >> maria? >> we were in the final stretch of trading for the week. dow jones showing a gain of about 70 points. 66 points higher. nasdaq, 63 points on nasdaq, bill. >> will fedex's latest price increase be good news for consumers? fedex stock is higher today and you can bet other companies are watching, maria? >> we love hearing from you. we want to know whether you think companies need to raise prices to boost the bottom line? send us a tweet. we'll air your responses later on in the program. >>> plus, stic
>> jim has done a great job. we like what don has in store in the conversations with management. they have a great game plan for attacking international markets and i agree. very often does mcdonald's go on sale and it's a great way to lower the cost basis on this name. >> what don't you like about yum brands? just the pricing or the strategy going on oh? >> i think there's another shoe to drop based on the exposure to china. obviously there's a concern about a hard landing...
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jim cramer. >> we have a lurker in the shadows. >> and he's miccing up. he's armed and ready. >> what are you ensensed about? >> herb's right. this morning i got my daily groupon. >> right. >> and it was for a mani/pedi. they heard my cry for help. i said what good is this, it's from statten island, i'm in manhattan, they sent me one from manhattan, changes the whole equation. immediately after the 9:00, got my mani/pedi. >> dare i say it's lovely. >> in reality, no, what i've been saying to them personally and professionally is stop sending these things that have no meaning to us. amazon sends me something within my zip code that is really interesting. >> they can't do it. it doesn't exist. >> why not? why can't they use an engine like pandora has for music to whittle the fuzzy logic-type. >> or they push all these other books about world war ii, why can't they do that? >> what they can do is offer you a tuck-in at night. >> i haven't slept in months. >> i agree. >> yelp is down big. groupon. is wall street bringing a bunch of dogs public -- not saying f
jim cramer. >> we have a lurker in the shadows. >> and he's miccing up. he's armed and ready. >> what are you ensensed about? >> herb's right. this morning i got my daily groupon. >> right. >> and it was for a mani/pedi. they heard my cry for help. i said what good is this, it's from statten island, i'm in manhattan, they sent me one from manhattan, changes the whole equation. immediately after the 9:00, got my mani/pedi. >> dare i say it's lovely....
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coming up, next hour, our own stock crusader jim cramer whether preet bhrarara can level the playing field. that and more ahead. no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. at u.s. trust, our expertise extends well beyond investment advice and research analysis. it includes proprietary offerings like our eldercare program, which helps provide for those who came before you. and our financial empowerment program, which helps prepare those who come next. resources like these have made us the number-one trust company. that's why generations of families have come to us to help build their own legacies. >>> we like it but we're losing gusto now. the
coming up, next hour, our own stock crusader jim cramer whether preet bhrarara can level the playing field. that and more ahead. no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an...
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i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow. hey, larry, what do you have lined up? >> we have paul ryan tonight. he's going to tell us how to stop tax hikes and save america. i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." buried deep in the obama budget is a massive $350 billion tax hike on business. that's right. it also includes $150 billion on offshore profits, another tax. these would be the biggest corporate tax hikes in the history of the earth. now, standing by to join us this evening, house budget chairman paul ryan. he's going to tell us how to stop all this and how to save america. but we begin tonight with some breaking news on another big tax story. this time we go back to the social security payroll tax holiday. we welcome back luke russert who joins us from capitol hill. i hear breaking news, the payroll tax holiday is moving forward, making progress in the conference. what can you tell me? >> that's right indeed, larry. the payroll tax holiday, there seems to be tentative agreement to extend that for the rest of the year. it will cost $100 billion to
i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow. hey, larry, what do you have lined up? >> we have paul ryan tonight. he's going to tell us how to stop tax hikes and save america. i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." buried deep in the obama budget is a massive $350 billion tax hike on business. that's right. it also includes $150 billion on offshore profits, another tax. these would be the biggest corporate tax hikes in the history of the earth. now, standing by to join us this...
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jim joins us from the chicago merc. jim, we've been inundated this week. the payrolls, the ecb, the fed. next week looks pretty quiet. is that a good thing, give us time to digest. >> it's not that good in my opinion because we begin to worry about things and look for headlines from europe. generally those headlines come in a little weaker than expected. today, the big news is that this number was pretty good but not good enough to take qe-3 off the table. but overwhelming shorts in the euro and overwhelming longs in the boones. there's a ton of people who have to get out of those positions. i can speak to the euro trade firsthand. it's not been a good friday for me being short the euro. >> we've got to leave it there but thank you very much. >>> coming up next on "street signs" the battle of man versus machine. it continue. yesterday we asked you would you pay more for humans to handle your trades. we'll bring you your responses next. >>> and is it time to go back to the future on wall street? is it part of the solution to keeping your money safe? we'll m
jim joins us from the chicago merc. jim, we've been inundated this week. the payrolls, the ecb, the fed. next week looks pretty quiet. is that a good thing, give us time to digest. >> it's not that good in my opinion because we begin to worry about things and look for headlines from europe. generally those headlines come in a little weaker than expected. today, the big news is that this number was pretty good but not good enough to take qe-3 off the table. but overwhelming shorts in the...
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jim bullard joins us to give his take on ben bernanke's speech. welcome back to fox business. >> i'm happy to be here. >> what is your reaction to chairman bernanke's speech? >> he does a good job in these situations. he laid out a lot of evidence and thinking that has been going on around the fed for the last two years about the effectiveness of various programs. i now he was very balanced. he didn't tip any hand what the committee might do. that makes a lot of sense because there is more data to come in and we don't have to make a decision before september or beyond. >> september 12th is the next meeting. you have the all-important jobs report a week from today that will give you more date to chew on. the date -- data on the economy has been mixed last month or so. where do you think the economy stands right now? >> we had a string of bad news through the first and second quarter of the year. i think that turned around a little bit since the last fomc meeting. that is leaving the committee in a little bit of limbo as far as, you know, we do have
jim bullard joins us to give his take on ben bernanke's speech. welcome back to fox business. >> i'm happy to be here. >> what is your reaction to chairman bernanke's speech? >> he does a good job in these situations. he laid out a lot of evidence and thinking that has been going on around the fed for the last two years about the effectiveness of various programs. i now he was very balanced. he didn't tip any hand what the committee might do. that makes a lot of sense because...
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jim is drilling down to find you a new tech stock that can make you slick profits. all coming up at top of the hour. the dollar weakens as risk increases. what are the dollar fundamentals saying? let's get your money in motion. i find it interesting. john taylor on the halftime show. both he and brianicle oat desk today like going wrong. we see you do too. why? >> i like it. i think everyone is caught up in a rate differential. i still think it was a possibility that the dollar is going to resume decline. you want to be a stock picker and pick up a strong currency like mexico. weak numbers out of mexico and they are expected to pick up in 12. the good news is 80% of exports come from the u.s. you want to be cher that they ease the trade and do did against mexico. we have a bank that will stay on hold and the market is talking about pricing in a hike in 12. that will lend strength. you can go short. it is outperforming next to the downside. they are beating the doctor. you can go short around current levels. that's where we close and stop around 12:75. >> i agree wit
jim is drilling down to find you a new tech stock that can make you slick profits. all coming up at top of the hour. the dollar weakens as risk increases. what are the dollar fundamentals saying? let's get your money in motion. i find it interesting. john taylor on the halftime show. both he and brianicle oat desk today like going wrong. we see you do too. why? >> i like it. i think everyone is caught up in a rate differential. i still think it was a possibility that the dollar is going...
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an all-star cast lined up with jim cramer. it's going to be unbelievable. >> it is going to be unbelievable. i will be there. >> "closing bell" is coming up next. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to this special edition of the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo coming to you live from the nasdaq market site where i'm getting ready for an exclusive interview, by exclusive one on one with nasdaq's ceo, bob greifeld. this is the first time we've heard from him since the facebook flop. >> give him credit for doing the interview. we'll see how candid he is willing to be and he'll be able to talk about this plan to reimburse the broker/dealers who got caught in the middle. there he was with mark zuckerberg on the day that facebook became public. we'll watch for that very carefully. this set some precedence in some way, doesn't it? >> it really does. it's the largest ipo that has nasdaq has seen. today we've got a lot of unhappy investors. he's going to have lots to answer to. >> all right. on top of all of this, we have a major rally on
an all-star cast lined up with jim cramer. it's going to be unbelievable. >> it is going to be unbelievable. i will be there. >> "closing bell" is coming up next. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to this special edition of the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo coming to you live from the nasdaq market site where i'm getting ready for an exclusive interview, by exclusive one on one with nasdaq's ceo, bob greifeld. this is the first time we've heard from him...
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that's without any further weather problems in the midwest. >> hey, jim. it's joe. back in 2008 oil prices went to $147 as there was this transition from pit trading to electronic trading. you have a similar dynamic happening now on the board of trade where the pit traders no longer control sentiment at the end of june. do you think that's contributing? do you think that places the grain futures market in even more concerning position? >> well, as an owner of a brokerage firm and someone who's been in this market many, many years, i think the big change that i see is the fact that the market essentially is around the clock, around the world. the settlement price is a harder thing to discover. but certainly from a volume standpoint and a market interest standpoint, we've seen tremendous interest come from us from many different sources on this grain complex. so again, i can't tell you what the weather is going to be the last two weeks of july, first three weeks of august. i can tell you if this weather stays inflammatory and we keep dropping this yield down on soybea
that's without any further weather problems in the midwest. >> hey, jim. it's joe. back in 2008 oil prices went to $147 as there was this transition from pit trading to electronic trading. you have a similar dynamic happening now on the board of trade where the pit traders no longer control sentiment at the end of june. do you think that's contributing? do you think that places the grain futures market in even more concerning position? >> well, as an owner of a brokerage firm and...
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jim cramer. jim's not going to take the facebook fall anymore. listen up, america. >> i can't believe anybody wonders why the individual investor doesn't run! wow, i would run. if i didn't sit here and work 20 hours a day, i would run! >> tyler continues on vacation. simon is in with me at the nysc. >> good afternoon, sue. if you look at the headlines on the markets today, perhaps it's lunchtime not spectacular until you understand the context and exactly where we are inching to. you touched on it. the nasdaq, 100 at its highest level since december 2000. the dow nearing a close not seen since december the 28th, 2007, s&p hitting its highest interday level since may 28th, 2008. clearly a lot of uncertainty out there. in research today, an analyst saying the s&p will fall between 20 and 25% over the next three months. if he's right, that means in november the s&p will be in the 1100 to 1200 point range. that's the view. another report showing that only 11% of ledge funds this year are ahead of the s&p. that's what you get for paying your 2 and 20.
jim cramer. jim's not going to take the facebook fall anymore. listen up, america. >> i can't believe anybody wonders why the individual investor doesn't run! wow, i would run. if i didn't sit here and work 20 hours a day, i would run! >> tyler continues on vacation. simon is in with me at the nysc. >> good afternoon, sue. if you look at the headlines on the markets today, perhaps it's lunchtime not spectacular until you understand the context and exactly where we are inching...
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jim cantore at weather channel headquarters, we'll be talking again. jim, thanks. >>> the almost super human marathon swimmer, diana nyad had to make an early end to her quest to swim from florida to cuba. she's disappointed but talking about it. our report from nbc's mark potter. >> reporter: hours after halting her attempted 103-mile crossing from cuba to key west, diana nyad still swam ashore in key west, although not the way she originally planned. suffering from exhaustion, hypothermia and swollen lips, she was brought to florida by boat. a major disappointment. but she was philosophical about why she had tried to concur the sea.ns have been climbed, the deserts crossed, this piece of ocean has never been done by a swimmer. >> reporter: from the start, her trip was plagued by problems, and nyad said she was mostly in survival mode. it all came to a head last night when she had to be pulled from the water for her safety during a fierce thunderstorm, suffering from jellyfish stings. >> i'm not a quitter, but the sport, and this particular ocean are
jim cantore at weather channel headquarters, we'll be talking again. jim, thanks. >>> the almost super human marathon swimmer, diana nyad had to make an early end to her quest to swim from florida to cuba. she's disappointed but talking about it. our report from nbc's mark potter. >> reporter: hours after halting her attempted 103-mile crossing from cuba to key west, diana nyad still swam ashore in key west, although not the way she originally planned. suffering from exhaustion,...
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jim this morning was talking about capital expenditures coming back to the levels of 2008. we are seeing proceeds of these offerings actually going to repay the debt. these companies are getting very lean, very trim, and they're ready for what's coming. >> great point, david. thanks so much. >> see you later. >> we'll see you soon. we're in the final stretch here. wall street had 50 minutes before the bell sounds. >> as i said, it is expiration date tomorrow, we could get some swings here in the final hour. stick around, you don't want to miss a moment of this jam packed edition of the closing bell. >>> coming up, nice work if you can get it. a new study shows 1 million jobs in peril because of the looming fiscal cliff. and where is congress? taking a break again. find out what one former senator thinks lawmakers should be doing instead of leaving washington. >>> parting shot. the house passes the buffet rule. allowing citizens to voluntarily pay more taxes. was this an important piece of legislation? or a cheap political stunt aimed at embarrassing the president? >>> and u
jim this morning was talking about capital expenditures coming back to the levels of 2008. we are seeing proceeds of these offerings actually going to repay the debt. these companies are getting very lean, very trim, and they're ready for what's coming. >> great point, david. thanks so much. >> see you later. >> we'll see you soon. we're in the final stretch here. wall street had 50 minutes before the bell sounds. >> as i said, it is expiration date tomorrow, we could...
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so let's bring in six flags ceo jim reid anderson. what's behind the big boom we're seeing in theme parks? does that basically give the idea that the american consumer is back? >> mandy, it's a pleasure to be on the show. and i would say that theme parks great place to invest. i think the industry especially the regional theme park industry is really a solid industry. we've got a higher occurring revenue. we're in a position where we generate a lot of cash flow. and we offer such a great value for the consumer in a tough economy. i wouldn't go as far as to say that the economy is back. we're seeing some good signs. but we're very well-positioned, i think. >> and you have a leading indicator, jim. how are season pass sales tracking? >> brian, you set me up perfectly. they are tracking extremely well. our season pass sales as we go into the second quarter they're up 18% on prior year. and that's a signal of hopefully very strong attendance to come. >> hopefully strong attendance. so i want to ask you, therefore strong enough that you fe
so let's bring in six flags ceo jim reid anderson. what's behind the big boom we're seeing in theme parks? does that basically give the idea that the american consumer is back? >> mandy, it's a pleasure to be on the show. and i would say that theme parks great place to invest. i think the industry especially the regional theme park industry is really a solid industry. we've got a higher occurring revenue. we're in a position where we generate a lot of cash flow. and we offer such a great...
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given a run of the stocks, is the sector still have ammo for investor portfolio jim has buy ratings on both smith and we is is. son. vice president at jpmorgan who has a neutral rating. good to have you on the program. thank you for joining us. the same amount for all of last year. what is behind this frenzy right now? >> well, maria, i think there are two fact fors. the first is the prospect that president obama could be re-elected and that prospect does concern gun owners and they are stocking up as a result of that, anticipating a potential ban. the second thing is that a majority of states allow licensed gun owners to carry a concealed weapon and in those states when those laws have been enacted, i've seen an immediate spike in gun ownership. and, thirdly, i think that there may be a general sense of social unease and certainly the manufacturers are telling us that women are increasingly buying small, concealable weapons for their own security. >> aaron, talk to us about that upcoming election that jim talks about. wayne said that the obama administration policies were, quote, part
given a run of the stocks, is the sector still have ammo for investor portfolio jim has buy ratings on both smith and we is is. son. vice president at jpmorgan who has a neutral rating. good to have you on the program. thank you for joining us. the same amount for all of last year. what is behind this frenzy right now? >> well, maria, i think there are two fact fors. the first is the prospect that president obama could be re-elected and that prospect does concern gun owners and they are...
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last night at a houston fund-raiser, jim baker said there is a good news out there tonight anust the recall election. the romney campaign raised $15 million and 5.5 million here in houston. romney hit the president on taxes. >> the president's proposed raising the tax rate from 35% to 40%. noti now that means the business can keep less capital and hire fewer people. it will kill jobs. >> the higher rates a ploy to wealthier americans and romney attempted to tie the struggling economy to the president's health care law through a selective reading of a book by the new republic's shriver. the kouchbt decision that is the president's economic advisers made in the first months of office. >> the idea that they knowingly slowed down our recovery in order to put in place obama care which they want and they considered historic, but the american people did not want or consider historic deserves a lot of explaining. >> actually what that was about was the issue of whether to movo to a new topic after they had passed the stimulus. there wasn't much that could be done until you put the stimulus i
last night at a houston fund-raiser, jim baker said there is a good news out there tonight anust the recall election. the romney campaign raised $15 million and 5.5 million here in houston. romney hit the president on taxes. >> the president's proposed raising the tax rate from 35% to 40%. noti now that means the business can keep less capital and hire fewer people. it will kill jobs. >> the higher rates a ploy to wealthier americans and romney attempted to tie the struggling...
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joining me now is jeff, chief financial strategist and jim leech at u.s. bank corps wealth management. gentlemen, it's great to have you on the program. jeff klein top, let me kick it up with you. do you think we see a peak in the second? >> no, i don't, maria. we're seeing warning indicators that preceded the 16% to 19% declines we began to see in 2010 and 2011 and while the stock market is excited about the ims news today it was not one of those indicators that preceded those declines. >> i think the first quarter was an upside correction and now the market can really look through to fairly decent, not great but decent earnings going forward. >> what's youred you of decent anyway. >> market consensus, maria, is something in neighborhood of 2% year over year in the second quarter. we think it might be about twice as good as that. and the sectors we would prefer would be in the industrials and technology. >> okay. industrials and technology certainly have been winners. jeff, let me ask you about catalyst. do you see a catalyst on the horizon to take the ma
joining me now is jeff, chief financial strategist and jim leech at u.s. bank corps wealth management. gentlemen, it's great to have you on the program. jeff klein top, let me kick it up with you. do you think we see a peak in the second? >> no, i don't, maria. we're seeing warning indicators that preceded the 16% to 19% declines we began to see in 2010 and 2011 and while the stock market is excited about the ims news today it was not one of those indicators that preceded those declines....
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until 6, then jim cramer comes on. moving to our next trade, one stock hire, microsoft surging to a four-year high. morgan stanley saying rebalancing of the s & p 500 could lead to another catalyst for microsoft to move higher. very interesting call here. >> it is an interesting call. i think it is a little bit late, frankly, since -- i will go back and say, we have talked about microsoft since it was a $24 stock saying rick spoke to you, spoke to jim cramer, carl on that morning as well, stayed is probably the cheapest stock out there we piggybacked that, said it is worthy of a look, nothing else, here we are at 31 1/2. what does that mean? stock traded 100 million shares, up 4%. 4% in microsoft, given the move you have seen the last four moments is huge, market cap quarter of a billion dollars f you are thinking of rush nothing microsoft tomorrow on the back of this i think you are making a monumental mistake, no to the say it can't go higher from here, we have talked about it for a while, today is the day you should
until 6, then jim cramer comes on. moving to our next trade, one stock hire, microsoft surging to a four-year high. morgan stanley saying rebalancing of the s & p 500 could lead to another catalyst for microsoft to move higher. very interesting call here. >> it is an interesting call. i think it is a little bit late, frankly, since -- i will go back and say, we have talked about microsoft since it was a $24 stock saying rick spoke to you, spoke to jim cramer, carl on that morning as...
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. >> i'm starting to sound like jim. a taller jim. >> a much, much taller than jim. i know i'm raising a red flag, but i think you have to point it out. >> good point. oil prices rising, not just rising but rising today along with the broader markets. our sharon epperson has the final trades on the nymex. good day for oil today. >> it was a good day for oil. oil finished up above $85 a barrel. but still off of the highs of this session. we saw much bigger gain in the brent crude market with prices there above $100 a barrel. and we're going to be looking ahead to what happens with the inventories for natural gas because we're going to get those in tomorrow's session. we saw natural gas today break a two-day rally. we'll get to see whether or not we still see pressure on nat gas prices once the inventory reports come out. back to you. >> sharon, thank you so much. >> all right, loyal viewer, you know one of the recuring themes on this fine program has been that of hopium. the idea that as the world's problems grow it could benefit america because foreign capital will c
. >> i'm starting to sound like jim. a taller jim. >> a much, much taller than jim. i know i'm raising a red flag, but i think you have to point it out. >> good point. oil prices rising, not just rising but rising today along with the broader markets. our sharon epperson has the final trades on the nymex. good day for oil today. >> it was a good day for oil. oil finished up above $85 a barrel. but still off of the highs of this session. we saw much bigger gain in the...